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5 Unusual Tall Plants for Shady Gardens That a Horticulturalist Says We Should be Using MoreShe says ‘Acanthus mollis, or “Bear’s Breeches”, offers large, glossy tropical-looking foliage punctuated by tall (5-6 ft) inflorescence bearing striking white and purple flowers.
A gardener has urged Brits to take advantage of the sun coming out by planting a flower now which is low-maintenance and will ...
Tall flowers bring so much drama to a landscape. You can plant them to establish a garden focal point, create a living backdrop for other plants, or offer privacy alongside a patio or bench.
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